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Three Movie Posters, Same Conceptual Design

Posted on Wednesday, January 9th, 2008 by Peter Sciretta

Three Posters

Burbanked offers up this mildly amusing one-sheet juxtaposition showing three new movie posters with a similar design schemes.

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  • wow...correct again /film!
  • Trebek
    Funny. It's a lot like the films themselves these days.
  • hk
    Full body shots are the new floating heads.
  • It looks like a first year, graphic design 101 class project.
  • Appreciate the link, Peter!
  • DaveTehWave
    Unoriginal Hollywood at it again.

    Just like the movie 'John Tucker Must Die' stole their poster from the cover of She Wants Revenge...

    Original:
    http://blog.estadao.com.br/blog/media/Imag114.JPG

    Copy:
    http://www.impawards.com/2006/posters/john_tuck...
  • fanboy d
    i think JUMPER does it best

    there's also a phenomenon of any film that gets adapted from a book having the same poster with headshot and scenery divided horizontally thru the centre: pride and prejudice, atonement, brick laneand even though it's not literary...becoming jane. not to mentionall the romcoms that use the red text/ white background combo and the ubiquitous trajan font for anything that wants an oscar!
  • Sari
    I like all 3 of these posters. Maybe they Hollywood uses the format so many times because it looks cool.
  • Sari
    *no they
  • you can also almost throw up the on 'great debaters' posters too, same idea.
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